by David Jameson | Nov 27, 2016 | Knowledge Base Articles, OS X
—————– First of all, the bad news is that you can’t do it directly. Gig Performer is a 64-bit application and so can only load audio plugins that are also 64-bit. If you are using OS X and you have upgraded to Catalina (OS X...
by David Jameson | Nov 25, 2016 | Knowledge Base Articles
This short video shows how to add a Wah Wah pedal to the excellent Scuffham S-Gear amp simulator plugin. We add the pedals from two different manufacturers (Native Instrument’s Guitar Rig and Overloud’s TH3) and then A/B the result.Same method can be used...
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by David Jameson | Nov 25, 2016 | Knowledge Base Articles
Gig Performer is an audio plugin host (AU, VST3 and VST host) for live performance that allows you to capture what are you playing. Update As of Gig Performer 4.5, you can record inputs and outputs in mono or stereo (watch this video to learn more). In Gig Performer...
by David Jameson | Nov 24, 2016 | Gig Performer Blog
As a performing musician touring with several bands including The Security Project and Beyond The Wall, there are certain plugins I can’t do without on tour. I thought I’d mention some of them here in case anyone is interested. Disclosure Note that I have...
by David Jameson | Nov 24, 2016 | Knowledge Base Articles, Tips
In this article you will learn how to rapidly assign plugin parameters to widgets. Assigning plugin parameters to widgets is easy in Gig Performer. Select a widget, then a plugin from the drop down list and finally click on a parameter or learn it by clicking on the...
